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Balboa Park free parking, Sheriff's standoff, and coastal cleanup: San Diego Local Pulse for Thursday, January 29.

Balboa Park free parking, Sheriff's standoff, and coastal cleanup: San Diego Local Pulse for Thursday, January 29.

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 Good morning, this is San Diego Local Pulse for Thursday, January 29. We kick off with breaking developments at City Hall that hit close to home. City Council is pushing hard to suspend parking fees at Balboa Park after visitor numbers dropped sharply, with options now including free parking for residents to boost turnout and tackle that nine million dollar budget gap. In a related move, they paused Sunday residential permits near Balboa Park, Midtown, Uptown, and Downtown, so no meter enforcement there for now. This means easier access for us heading out this weekend. Over at the County Board of Supervisors, they are set to restrict federal law enforcement access to county facilities without a warrant, passing on the consent agenda today at nine a.m. at the County Administration Building. In El Cajon, residents rally against sharing license plate data with feds amid deportation fears, with a judge hearing the case February thirteenth. South Bay gets relief too, as supervisors eye a temporary pipe extension along Saturn Boulevard to cut toxic sewage smells from Tijuana and unlock reserves for air purifiers, calling it a public health emergency.

Crime-wise, San Diego Sheriff's wrapped a hours-long SWAT standoff in Spring Valley yesterday with an arrest, no injuries reported. A DUI suspect in Vista faces charges after a crash spree last week.

Perfect weather helps us all today, listeners, with clear skies, temps climbing to the low nineties by afternoon, light winds under ten knots, and seas around two feet. Ideal for beach days at Encinitas, where surf is clean at two to three feet. Expect more sun tomorrow.

San Diego's suing feds over razor wire fencing on city land near the border, saying it harms sensitive habitats. Our Democratic reps rallied downtown yesterday, demanding ICE oversight after deadly shootings elsewhere, pushing bills for body cams and force limits.

Community buzz includes Ken Kramer's tales of an I-five freeway mystery and Regis Philbin's Whaley House haunt. Upcoming, catch surf reports and Olympic training chats this weekend.

We love this feel-good note: locals in South Bay are teaming up for cleanup drives, turning frustration into action. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and subscribe for more. This has been San Diego Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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